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Are We Anti-Cheat Yet?
The list tracks games that use anti-cheat systems and rates compatibility with GNU/Linux or Wine/Proton.
About Are We Anti-Cheat Yet?
Are We Anti-Cheat Yet? is a crowd-sourced list of games that use anti-cheat systems. For each game, it records compatibility with GNU/Linux or Wine/Proton. The homepage lists 1,167 entries: 196 Supported (17%), 277 Running (24%), 2 Planned (0%), 639 Broken (55%), and 53 Denied (5%).
Entries can include notes on required setup, such as a patched Mesa driver or specific Proton GE or Proton Experimental versions, and show dated update records. The source warns that some status entries may not reflect recent changes, so users should check the recent updates on each entry before relying on it.
Key features
- Lists games that use anti-cheat systems with their compatibility status
- Rates games as Supported, Running, Planned, Broken, or Denied
- Search and sort controls for the game list
- Per-game notes on required setup, such as Proton versions
- Dated update records for each game entry
- Anti-Cheat Breakdown section on the homepage
Best for: Linux and Steam Deck users who want to check whether a multiplayer game with anti-cheat is listed as working under GNU/Linux or Wine/Proton.
Good for
- Covers both native GNU/Linux and Wine/Proton compatibility
- Per-game notes give specific setup requirements where known
- Entries show dated update records
Watch out for
- Status entries may not update to reflect recent breakage
- The list is crowd-sourced, and most listed games are marked Broken (55%)
- Some games work only with specific launchers or versions, such as Dead by Daylight on Steam but not the Epic Games Store on Linux
Are We Anti-Cheat Yet? at a glance
- Website
- areweanticheatyet.com
- Category
- Gaming › Linux & Mac Gaming
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Linux, Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Are We Anti-Cheat Yet? FAQ
Are the compatibility statuses always up to date?
Not necessarily. The source says some entries may not reflect recent breakage, so users should check the recent updates for each game.
Do any games need a specific Proton version?
Yes. Halo Infinite requires a patched Mesa and Proton GE. Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout requires Proton GE or Proton Experimental.
Does Dead by Daylight work on Linux through the Epic Games Store?
The source says the Epic Games Store is broken on Linux, and Steam is recommended for that game.
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